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At the heart of our business are core of values woven into improving lives of our customers and of native life.

We care about our customer's success. This is premised on our motivation to establish more prairie wildflowers which in turn will support the survival of native life.

John, owner/manager, maintains a prairie wildflower garden of about one acre. Plus, he manages one-hundred conservation acres on the farm that contain native plants.

The numbers of native life at Broad View Garden has dramatically increased since the gardening began in 2010. The prairie wildflower plants create habitat for song birds, toads, frogs, snakes, butterflies, bumble bees, and other insects.

Each year we add more kinds of prairie wildflowers to the garden. All prairie wildflowers have become rare as native habitat is virtually gone. Some prairie wildflowers are even more rare than others. Broad View Garden has established species cited on the threatened/endangered list.

Broad View Garden is unique for the number of prairie plants and pollinators abounding.

There is a stark contrast between the area encompassing Broad View's prairie wildflower plantings and the surrounding cropped land.

When witnessing the variety of birds, butterflies, and bumble bees at Broad View; there is no doubt as to the power of prairie wildflowers have in amplifying native life.

Without customers, Broad View Garden would not be able to operate and continue to expand.

Without customers, Broad View Seed would not be able to carry out on a business of assisting gardeners to establish prairie wildflowers.

We are grateful to the values held by our customers. Broad View Seed joins in those core value beliefs of respect for all life, for acting responsibly to preserve life, and for treasuring the beauty of nature.